i have a question there’s a practice called Tibetan dream yoga is practiced to achieve spiritual insights and benefits by becoming conscious and lucid within dreams. It helps practitioners recognize the illusory nature of both dreams and waking reality, leading to self-awareness, self-transcendence, and potentially, enlightenment. The practice also aims to dissolve the ego-mind and transform emotional states. My question is ..is it possible while one being in lucid dream ( a western equivalent term ) and starts practising Vipassana or any other meditation and may attain one of the four stages of enlightenment ?
First, one have to achieve lucid dream.
Second, one have to practice vipassana or any other meditation while awake.
After that… I don’t know. I once heard from Alan Wallace video that he can do meditation inside.
Here, this one also claim to do mantra recitation inside dream.
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Dear @Morphius, I was considering your post some more this morning and wanted to add a suggestion to use lucid dreaming states to practice the precepts and sila (not just using lucid dreaming for meditation). My understanding of the Path including of course meditation, is that it all rests on the quality of our moment by moment ethics. So in that sense, can lucid dreaming be a way to cultivate mindfulness and skilful action and other aspects of the eightfold noble path? I really think it could be and that it is just as important as waking life. 
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